Thursday, September 3rd &
Friday, September 4th
American Literature
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Vocabulary Unit 1 Practice
Grammar – Test on Tues/Wed. Please study and practice.
Read How to spot a witch answers from Mon/Tues
Watch Monty Python: Witch Hunt
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp_l5ntikaU
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Read the Miller essay and answer questions. If you don’t
finish this in class, it is homework.
All lesson plans and materials for your literary device
presentations are due by midnight tonight.
7. Ducats - Name of several gold coins
8. Edict - A decree issued by a sovereign; any
authoritative command
9. Inducement - Something that moves by
persuasion; incentive
10. Intervene - To come between disputing
people or groups; to intercede
11. Malediction - An imprecation; curse
12. Seductive - Tending to lead astray from
duties or accepted principles; enticing
Vocabulary Unit 1
SET 5
54. c. Commas are used to set off a word or phrase that describes the
subject but does not alter the meaning of the entire sentence.
55. e. The dash is used to set off parenthetical elements, for emphasis.
56. a. The comma is used after an introductory element.
57. b. The comma separates the main clause from the descriptive
subordinate clause.
58. c. Titles require capitals.
59. d. First word of salutations, titles, and proper names all take
capitals; a colon follows the salutation in a business letter.
60. d. Commas set off parenthetical elements.
61. a. A comma goes before and when and links two main clauses.